Jules Grun, The Dinner Party

600 pieces, Optimago.  The usual Optimago strengths--subtle colors that only reveal the picture once it's assembled.  3/5

Unpainted puzzles

214, 225, 288 pieces, LeColimaçon.  French puzzles (via Etsy)--the lack of painting means that it's all about the shape of the pieces, which I enjoy.  The puzzles are thin plywood, more like Wentworth than the thicker hand-cut pieces I'm more used to, but I enjoyed the challenge.  My daughter may paint one or two of them ultimately.  5/5

starting out

people shapes in the large one

Histoire Naturelle (Papillons)

608 pieces, Liberty.  An unusual partly color-line cut Liberty, so lots of butterfly shapes!  5/5

Tree puzzle, WoodTwoArt

58 pieces--trying something a bit different.  The pieces were a little rough-edged for my taste, but it was still an interesting difference.  2.5/5

Foxy, Phil Lewis

406 pieces, Liberty. Slightly fewer pieces than I prefer, but a gorgeous picture.  3/5

tree and related whimsies

Edge of the Forest, Paul Ranson

Liberty, 527 pieces.  Good Liberty fun.  4/5

tree whimsies

other whimsies

Stave tidbit, 2017

Gift from my parents' stay at Twin Farms